Saturday, 29 November 2008

Deflation may return to Japan and spreading to other countries as we head toward zero interest rate scenario

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His advice to investors: “Stay away from commodities currencies, look for record low interest rates around the world, and get set for flatte...
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Can China Adjust to the US Adjustment?

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For the past ten years the global balance of payments has been dominated by the trade and investment relationship between China and the US. ...
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China Won’t Be An Obama Priority

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Although lead-coated Chinese toys and the US’s trade deficit with the country did come up during the American presidential election campaign...
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China’s Oil/Gas Big Three Seeking Overseas Fire Sales

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Accepting cheap oil and gas prices as a gift of the commodities slump, China’s oil and gas giants are moving decisively. PetroChina has sign...
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Hong Kong Takes Downturn in its Stride

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It looks well-placed to benefit from the shift in world economic power towards the East
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Neptune’s HK$4.3b Junket Deal May Collapse on Stock Downturn

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Macau gambling junket investor Neptune Group said its HK$4.32 billion deal to launch a massive VIP junket operation at Galaxy Entertainment ...
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SGX Proposes Greater Short-Selling Disclosure

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It wants sellers to mark short sales orders; and it’ll publish the total for each stock daily
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Reform Plan to Allow Refiners to Set Prices if Crude Below US$80

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Beijing plans to relax controls on fuel prices as long as crude oil stays below US$130 a barrel and ease curbs on refiners under a long-awai...
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Beijing Mulls Financial Boost for HK

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Central bank studying measures to help city tackle financial crisis, strengthen hub role
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Gome Saga Shows We Have Not Progressed on Disclosure

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Making it an offence to keep quiet will give regulators not only the muscle to squeeze more out from companies but also a formal ground to s...
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Stimulus Package Cold Comfort for Small Firms

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Small businesses are facing a tough winter, helped only a little by the government’s 4 trillion yuan (HK$4.54 trillion) stimulus package, Li...
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Shanghai Seeks to Lift Gloom with 128-Storey Tower

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Work starts on 632m-tall Shanghai Tower, which will be ready by 2014
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OCBC Takes Anthony Soh to Court

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OCBC Bank sued doctor-turned-investor Anthony Soh in the High Court yesterday for allegedly misleading the bank into acting for him in his a...
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Bottoming Markets? The Data is Piling Up

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Volatility is easing, sentiment indicators suggest investors are not getting gloomier
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Reform Plan to Allow Refiners to Set Prices if Crude Below US$80

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Beijing plans to relax controls on fuel prices as long as crude oil stays below US$130 a barrel and ease curbs on refiners under a long-awai...

Mutual Funds Raise Stock Weighting

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Mainland mutual funds have raised recommended allocations to stocks after the government’s announcement this month of a massive economic sti...
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Chinese Developers Urged to Publicise True Costs

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A senior mainland housing official yesterday urged the country’s cash-strapped developers to publicise their true profit margins in a bid to...
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Gome Reshuffles Amid Probe into Chairman

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Gome Electrical Appliances Holding tried to distance itself from embattled chairman Wong Kwong-yu - under investigation on the mainland for ...
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Don’t Pin Hopes Too High on China

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The answers are complicated but may not be what the world wants to hear or be in the best global interests.
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Judicial Reforms Top List for Politburo

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Meeting aims to ease rising social tension
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